Amazing arm. Kid makes it look so easy and simple. Hope he makes it to the show and stays healthy 🔥💯🙏

i love just how fast that video captures and is available to show both of you the mechanics that are going on. It also really changes how the game is taught and trained, very interesting.

Tread blowing up so fast right now strap in boys

@kellan9616

4 ай бұрын

@@ASchmidt-yw9tea sweeper is a slider variation. The difference between the two is that a curveball will generally have more depth than a slider and it will be thrown slower. A curveball has more elements of topsin compared to that of bullet/and or sidespin of a slider.

Wish we had coaching like this back in the late 1950's...When I played we had one coach who knew very little about the game and, a twelve game season, By the end of my college career, 1958 our season was 18 games...

Incredible seeing smaller guys like this generate such amazing power while making it look so effortless.

@manager4409

4 ай бұрын

Says he's 6'2 that's plenty big enough. You can be 5'10 and throw that hard

@piperin1620

4 ай бұрын

​@@manager4409Kelvin herrera is 5'10 and was able to throw even 103 mph, wich was unbelievable.

@mattbrown570

3 ай бұрын

He's small?

@adammckenzie6074

3 ай бұрын

Hes not small tho?

@TheRoadLessChosen

2 ай бұрын

Small?? He’s 6’2. Only 2 percent of the humans on this earth are 6’2 or taller. Thats a fact. 6’2.5 is 1.5 percent of the population. Everyone case about height until they hear those stats

As a former AAA prospect Troy has amazing potential Coming outta the bullpen throwing 99 Can't wait to see his off speed selection

Power is one thing, control is another.

@powerage17

2 ай бұрын

Amen...learn to hit your spots...corners...get ahead...all max effort doesn't work

Love this! Makes me really appreciate the science of pitching.

@steveryan7786

3 ай бұрын

I’m a Brit so no absolutely zero of what’s going on but is it hip rotation with the arm speed then all the finger manipulation, and how would a high level batter handle this stuff

Thread pumping out 100+ guys with optimized arsenals that fit them at factory speed. All of this stuff is changing the game. Big time

AA last year at 26… hopefully this hard work translates to the field and he can make it.

One of the best pens we've seen on here

That little glove flip he does cracks me up.

He doesn't even look that big on camera; guy must make the most out of his build.

@chubbymcphattz

3 ай бұрын

Billy Wagner-esque lol

@TheRoadLessChosen

2 ай бұрын

6’2

this guys f*cking filty. if he figures out that change up sky’s the limit

Amazing how far technology has come. To be able to capture all the mechanics after each pitch. Imagine 20 yrs from now!

Good luck this year Troy, stay healthy, get mean, don't let em dig in. They slap one to right, make em pay! Full swings or your on your back! Think Clemons, lol. You have the same stuff Roger had, only difference is he owned the outside of the plate and everyone knew it! ATTITUDE!

I like watching them place it while throwing a breaking ball. That'll eat em up⚾️

At foot strike my arm is up but at an angle above 90°(obtuse), how can I fix that so that I’m more at 90 at foot strike

Manoah and Pearson have to step up their game!

Kudo's to that cat catching.

🔥

hope he makes it big, and I hope the money that comes along with getting big doesn't change him too much for the worse as it has with many baseball legends.

MY GUY! watch Mussina come out of his throw... right into solid defensive positioning. Cant wait to see you in Toronto!

These cameras are insane

I would love to do this even though I'm no where near these guys level. Just too see my statistics on everything

Think Greg Maddux said it when he took off some from his fastball it made all the difference in control. He could take just little off and still be mid 90s and get that good control.

@greyhat835

3 ай бұрын

Shut up. Gotta throw 98 to command 98. Command is easy to train

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

@@greyhat835dumb comment

@TruthHasSpoken

2 ай бұрын

And he said what made him successful was: location, movement, change of speeds, hitting (living on) corners, and changing approach to hitter on the 3rd time up,

Tear your shoulder up to get 1 mph more, he said.

Seeing him straight on,certainly doesn't look simple & easy.

gotta be smooth to transfer energy 🤷⚡️

💥......⚾.....💨.......😤

🚀

Whats crazy is there are major leaguers who will send that 600 ft. Who the EFF is teaching catchers to sit on one knee!

some of the most beautiful form I've ever seen

The technology today is crazy

Babe Ruth obviously didn't download the right app. Could've been a great.

I wonder how many pens that Catcher does in a day. If you are catching a lot then by all means get a knee down squatting three or four hundred times and you will know what I mean

Special arm makes it look so easy. Nothing waisted.

Hope that shoulder holds up.....!

Hitters going to eat up that 3/4 arm slot

@treadathletics

3 ай бұрын

🤔 He had a .240 batting average against with only 4 HRs allowed in 2023

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

yeah the rando on youtube knows more about the game than a company training athletes for a profit 🙄

Best of luck kid let’s do it easily during a big league game

Can you have him break a little bit of a sweat or something next time he does this? He makes this look so easy I'm feelin bad about myself over here!

Name of the pitcher

@Danimal.69

4 ай бұрын

It in the upper left corner. Troy Watson

@treadathletics

4 ай бұрын

Also in the description!

can he pitch...

Reminds me of Verlander

So who are these coaches? How do they know so much

@treadathletics

2 ай бұрын

treadathletics.com/our-team/

Why do pitchers always do that motion behind their head before throwing.

@treadathletics

4 ай бұрын

Rhythm and timing.

@fobo8027

4 ай бұрын

@@treadathletics thank you

98 is like Greg Maddux type fastball now and days.

dude wearing blue jays gear,, he has to be a killa lol

you can try all you want to convince me thats not Forrest Gellante in the corner on the right...i wont believe you

Is that really a good place to have the windows?

Can yall hook me up with some baseballs, a glove, and a net? I’d be going ham in a month

Little easy when you're taking such big steps to the plate. Dude almost ends up handing it to the catcher. Elbows

no control though, needs to work on that

these catcher;'s hands must be hurting like hell

now troy watson you need to read carefully Nolan Ryan book pitchers bible, about the KEY things that are best for you and your pitching abilities light specific muscle workouts, food = as Nolan Ryan was one of the best pitchers in the earths baseball history and tells you what he did to last so long. God Bless

Man. At that size I'm actually a little worried for him. Remember Lincecum? He fell off because of the stress on his bones because of the frame he had. The motion bugs me too. Thats a lot of torque on the elbiw. I bet he can hit 101. He's not even throwing it full cap. You guys are about to go off, huh? Your output over the last 2 years is staggering. You'll have the 1 overall by 2030. I used to catch a flamethrower and a wizard. Id be afraid to catch your content interen if hes pumping. Thes kids are not human.

Now throw a strike 😂

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

This isn’t a BP session 😒

Nothing better than seeing a bunch of dudes checking out other dudes. Sausage fest!

Why didn't coach like the 2 seamer? The horizontal movement on that pitch was scary! Locate that 2 seamer and he could saw more bats off than M Rivera!

Looks like he is throwing about 90%, not even trying amazing

Arm slot , just saying

first

@dondee5439

3 ай бұрын

Selfish lover in bed.

Bummer you are with the blue jays lol

I did not see any rise balls, I have been watching softball players throw rise balls for 30 years.

@MikeHart72

4 ай бұрын

That’s because it’s impossible to throw a rising pitch overhand

dude is a stud!

@darksu6947

18 күн бұрын

Out here breeding horses......😂

Rotator Cuff surgery here I come. Baseball is so bad on the knees (for the catcher) and shoulders for everybody, including the catcher.

imagine if america played cricket instead of silly baseball. imagine...

@treadathletics

2 ай бұрын

🫡

Hopefully the Jays will have fired their alcoholic pitching coach, before he destroys another good pitcher.

You can't teach this. You either can throw it 95 or you can''t.

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

100% not true 😂

No one on earth throws hard enough to make a baseball rise its notbpossible for humans

What a joke! Im 52 and can still throw home from warning track, wtf people! Getting tired of this hype BS!

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

Naw the real joke is you internet 🤡s that feel the need to let everyone know how much of a loser y’all are smh

@treadathletics

3 ай бұрын

What size field are we talking about.. 🤨

@Minnesota.Highlander

3 ай бұрын

@@treadathletics Full size. Saint Paul Saints field. Think its a joke? I love naivety.

@treadathletics

3 ай бұрын

Upload the video. We'd love to break down your elite mechanics!

@darksu6947

18 күн бұрын

​@@Minnesota.HighlanderWhere's the video, old man? Let me guess, you don't have to prove anything to anybody! Blah blah blah, take your meds and go to bed grandpa. Your glory days have long since passed 😂

Can yall hook me up with some baseballs, a glove, and a net? I’d be going ham in a month